Supersized 360iDev Podcast, Feat: Chris Heintz, Mike Clark, Jessica Kahn, Jake Behrens, Peter Bakhirev

by Dan Grigsby on November 2, 2009 · 2 comments

The final of our two 360iDev conference podcasts, this episode features interviews with:

Chris Heintz of Triple Point PR - 01:00 - The PR story behind geoDefense, targeting “previews and reviews,” developer as PR voice, picking a PR agency, how you pay for PR, how an indie beat Madden and I Am T-Pain.
Mike Clark of the Pragmatic Studio - 16:00 - Connecting iPhone apps to Ruby On Rails data sources with REST; choosing between NSURLConnectionRequest, HTTPriot, ASIHTTPRequest, Objective Resource
Jessica Kahn of Tapulous - 23:00 - Code reuse in a one-binary per app world; using static libraries projects, making an app dependent on a static library; customizing shared functionality
Indie Jake Behrens - 32:00 - Performance increases by creating UI elements in code, not Interface Builder; tooling to measure frames-per-second in Instruments and color-blended layers
Byte Club’s Peter Bakhirev - 43:00 - Game Kit vs. CFNetwork; Since 3.1 Game Kit works over WiFi, but still just local networks; Game Kit not a true peer-to-peer system, rely on one phone to act as the hub; test with one device and the simulator

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